Failed Banks - Who still holds their positions ?

Leiva

The catastrophic failure of our Banking system is agreed now to be the reason why we find ourselves on the verge of defaulting on billions of euros due to the bank guarantee scheme .

In any other company or organistation such failure would result in those top level managers loosing their jobs with the possibility of a criminal review also .

So from the 3 main Irish Banks with the biggest liabilities :

• ANGLO
• BOI
• AIB

Who to-date has lost their job ?
Who still holds their position?

also

From the 3 listed Banks above ....who was their auditiors during the days of crazy lending (e.g) Anglo / Ernst & Young (i stand corrected on this).

• Which auditors still audit same said Banks ?
• Which auditors still look over Govt Plans ?

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It seems to me that only 2 or 3 names of responsibility have hit the Press .

Surely there are more people and Organisations that have been held accountable or am I just not reading enough papers ?

M

Red Alert

Head of BOI, Richard Boucher is an insider.

Nolanger

mixednuts wrote: »

The catastrophic failure of our Banking system is agreed now to be the reason why we find ourselves on the verge of defaulting on billions of euros due to the bank guarantee scheme .

Who set up the flawed banking system? Who failed to regulate the banks? Who ignored advice from the economist advisers? Can't just blame the banks.

Nozebleed

Nolanger wrote: »

Who set up the flawed banking system? Who failed to regulate the banks? Who ignored advice from the economist advisers? Can't just blame the banks.

who lent the banks the money? where are you going with this?

MrMatisse

At least the IMF are getting into the spirit of things

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Rubik.

mixednuts wrote: »

So from the 3 main Irish Banks with the biggest liabilities :

• ANGLO
• BOI
• AIB

Who to-date has lost their job ?
Who still holds their position?

Philip Boucher-Hayes set out to answer these questions in 3 reports he did for RTE Radio 1's Drivetime. In the case of AIB and BOI the majority of directors were still in place. You can listen to a podcast of the reports below under the title "Banking Reports", dated the 7th of October.

http://www.rte.ie/radio1/podcast/podcast_drivetime.xml

Leiva

Rubik. wrote: »

Philip Boucher-Hayes set out to answer these questions in 3 reports he did for RTE Radio 1's Drivetime. In the case of AIB and BOI the majority of directors were still in place. You can listen to a podcast of the reports below under the title "Banking Reports", dated the 7th of October.

http://www.rte.ie/radio1/podcast/podcast_drivetime.xml

Thanks .

Jesus . H . Christ are we in some parallel Universe ?

Here we are worrying about the big things ;
Billion Euro high interest loans .
Loosing our Soverignty.
Etc etc

When we can't even get the most obvious and basic decisions right !

Why Oh Why are those involved in our demise (even partially) still in a employed position , a employed position of high pay ?????????

Please don't give me the bollxo of ..
"only a couple of people at the top knew what was going on "
If anyone that had a chance to blow a whistle a chose not to , then they should choke on that whistle and be fired with the reckless .